techterrier

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by techterrier 11y ago
I wonder if the technical interview process can feed into this too. Particularly the questions straight out of the final year of a computer science degree. It'll be decades since senior engineers left university and they reasonably won
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by techterrier 11y ago
Completely agree. The infantilisation of the workplace is more of the more tiresome trends to come out of the startup scene.
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by techterrier 11y ago
Funnily enough, working 80 hour weeks for stock isn't really much of a winner if you have a mortgage to pay and or mouths to feed. The ping pong table doesn't make up for it either.
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Here's a couple of articles if you are interested in the gulp free approach: http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/why-we-should-stop-using-grunt... http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool.
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by techterrier 11y ago
There's loads of that sort of thing in the Telegraph these days. All those retired Colonels must find it bewildering.
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tldr: We really have no idea.
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They aren't really hunted down here for sport. There's also the differing land uses - mostly arable when I am. That means that culls can be painted as "horrible farmers want to kill bambi" when the situation is more comp
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Lack of wolves and bears has caused some interesting side effects in Southern England where I live. Namely, the deer population has exploded as their only predator is now the motorcar. It's pretty cool seeing massive flocks of them and
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One possible sign that the BBC is as neutral as could be expected is that governments of all colours are frequently trying to clip it's wings!
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FUD 101
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There's a section of the report which answers the Russian claims.
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they are. Falcor is more lightweight and a bit easier to grok imo